And every one of them was expected to support the government's position on it, whatever their private opinions. The left has no problem with judges being expected to uphold abortion law regardless of their private opinions, and demand that any who substitute their opinion for policy be summarily dismissed. Yet this guy is supposed to be kept on board?Trump welcomed differences of opinion??? That's why those Generals left him ,why ALL the others walked out or were thrown out??Face the truth We have a moron a bully in our WHRay sorry to correct you but we need players surrounding a president that are for country first and politics 2nd.. and not scared shitless to tell him he's wrong
People who worked with Trump on the business level say that Trump welcomes difference of opinion. They have also said that if a person actually only interacted with Trump that way, they would be in disbelief that the Tweets he sends out actually came from him. He's otherwise very professional and intelligent. He loves problems because he's good at solving them.
If I were Vindman, I would have never accepted a position with Trump in the first place. That's the right thing to do. Vindman accepted the position to work behind the scenes to undermine Trump. The phone call was innocuous. It was the stupidest thing to try and impeach a President on. You really had to have the mindset of "what can I find to help the rest of the deep staters defeat this guy?"
With all his medals and ribbons, Vindman was no better than Stroke-off or Page.
Just because Trump welcomed differences in opinions doesn't mean he's going to act on each one. He just wants to hear everybody out. It's still his decision on which way he feels is best to handle a situation.
People who have had jobs understand that if a member of the team is absolutely not on the same page with the team captain about the goals and how to achieve them, that team member gets invited to go join a team he agrees with.
I guess that explains why eddie doesn't get it.
If you ask three Generals what the biggest threat to the US is today, you will probably get three different answers. Military people are like any other group. They don't all think alike simply because they're in the military. When Bush was President, you had military people that approved of waterboarding. You had people like McCain who were totally against it.